Argued means: simple past and past participle of argue. Below you'll find 20 example sentences showing how to use Argued in practice.
Argued in a sentence
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Argued meaning
simple past and past participle of argue
Example sentences (20)
Ambedkar further argued that it is only the EC that can answer some technical questions about the EVM machine etc.
At the hearing, the Utah Legislature repeatedly argued that the motivations behind this case are purely political.
Absent any professional polling it is impossible to know why residents voted the way they did, one expert argued.
A stream of commenters argued their own huskies have never been disruptive and are among the best-behaved breeds.
Both companies argued that they would actually stand to benefit from the deal, as would cloud gaming in general.
Becker, and top executives at many other midsize banks, argued that this cutoff was too low and too simplistic.
A lawyer representing some of the protest organizers in a civil challenge argued Thursday for the case to be thrown out.
And yes it could be argued that a manager feeling he knows and trusts his best side is much more positive than negative.
As I’ve argued in past coverage, the threat of competition keeps rising, from both Tesla and the incumbents.
Although others have argued that OpenAI as a nonprofit would not have given Microsoft a seat on the board.
Allies of Mr Johnson argued the job offer raised questions about the impartiality of her report on the former prime minister.
Anderson argued that her client was in a “distinct and separate location” from the rest of the crowd, as he spoke on the steps.
At the meeting, ward Councillor Andrew Thorpe-Apps (Con, Writtle) argued the new location is unsuitable for large-scale events.
Astaphan has since argued that accounting errors have been made without admitting any wrongdoing.
Bellows argued that, under Maine law, Trump did not have to be convicted to be disqualified - merely to have engaged in insurrection.
But Assistant District Attorney Emma Schoedel argued that the evidence was strong and plentiful.
As well, Larochelle argued Chisholm wrongly assumed an assault on Andre would have resulted in him suddenly jerking the steering wheel.
Defense attorneys had argued for leniency and probation, but prosecutors argued successfully for time behind bars.
Anti-abortion groups have argued the amendment's wording is overly broad, advancing a host of untested legal theories about its impacts.
Ncube's supporters argued that the M.D.C. should field a slate of candidates; Tsvangirai's argued for a boycott.
Common combinations with argued
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- argued that 110×
- he argued 28×
- have argued 17×
- argued for 14×
- argued the 13×
- be argued 10×
- argued in 9×
- and argued 8×
- has argued 7×
- had argued 6×
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